Sentence examples for ancient kind from inspiring English sources

One is the ancient kind, a category which, in political terms, encompasses many of the incidents that politicians continue to fulminate about.

Alternatively, explore art of a more ancient kind with Fiona Dunlop as she journeys to Australia's remote Top End – dodging salt-water crocs on the way.

She compares this ancient kind of cooking to writing haiku, with the tea master as poet: "Every ingredient," she notes, "means something".

But the best moments shut down the distances among folk and rock and classical and a more ancient kind of song — sometimes suggested by the Lenni Lenape Indian tribe, whose songs he has studied and internalized and sings in their proper language.

In both flatfishes and stalk-eyed flies, an ancient kind of eye has been transformed in recent evolutionary history.

For instance, coelacanth, an ancient kind of fish close to lungfishes and tetrapods, not only has a fat-filled single-lobed lung [ 10], but also a sequence homologous to this mouse Tbx4 region.

He also explodes another Greek myth (the non-ancient kind) prevalent in Europe right now -- that the Greeks are lazy, and that's what brought their problems on.

Last year, he explained to The Paris Review that "Periplum," his first book, was named after "an ancient form of navigation, a kind of mapless way of moving through space, of reckoning".

In an ancient, primal kind of way.

"How to write something that seems ancient, like a kind of music whose origins we don't question.

In ancient Judaism the kind and number of animals for the various sacrifices was carefully stipulated so that the offering might be acceptable and thus fully effective.